Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-17

SRArrLR, Feb. 16.-Ths feature Of to-
day was the general announcement of
risa in the pFices of millstuds. One
dealer said that he had received reports
from Portland TO the effect thas bran
and shorts had become scarce in that
market and that prices had acosrdingly
advanced. Bran was quoted there at
&19 per ton and shorts as x23. In SYM
patty With those figures prices here
were laced at $23 per ton for bran and
$27 per ton for shorts. Chop feed
Wholesales at $25 per ton.
POTATOES-W Wholesale, &23627 so;
retail. 81 80 per hundred weights.
OATS-Jehbing, &35 per ton; retail,
81 80 20 81 per ton.
offered at present is 20 cents per pound.
HAY-Jobhing az &17 per ton and re-
tail at 81 per hundred-veight or $40 per
ton.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $50 per ton; re-
tail. &l.75 per GENITAL.
CORN-Crushed or whole, Wholesale,
s29 Der ton; retail, &160 per GENITAL.
OIL OAKE Wholesale. $35
per sop; retail. 2 cents per pound.
BEEF Advancing. Wholesale, 3
MI Wholesale, 3 cents; retail,
6 30 Is cents per pound.
PORk-Wh0Issaie, cents; retail 3
to l25f cents per pound.
FL0UR-w Wholesale, SAFE; retail. IS
per bsFfel.
BUrTER-Retail from Is to 50 cents
per roll Of two pounds.
EGGS-Wholessle, 50 cents; retail
10 cents per dozen.
CHICKENS Wholesale, Is; retail,
e6.
and retail for 40 cents 10 81.
CABBAGE - Wholesale, TX cents I;
retail, cents per pound.
0NLONS--W holesale, $3.50 10 81 per
GENITAL retail, 23< to 8 cents per pound.
C0AL-Retall, a per ton at bunkers.
WOOD Retail, cord wood. 81 80 !
stove wood, blocks, -; stove wood,
split. $5per cord, delivered.
IR0 .-Foanders pay e24te5o per ton
for pig iron.
SEED-Clover, from Is 10 p cents
per pound; timothy. 81 10 cents; red
sop, ii cents; orchard grass, 10 cents;
alfalfa. II eents perennial miliet, 81
cents per pound.
III N DEN nHUGU2 lDEu E4U1a &Al NEA
IL; flooring. $i3d1S per n, 10 size and
quality; dressed luu Der. &l7(G18; rus
tic, $iSl9l7; dressed clear cedar, $50;
door iambs. bailey styles. etc., go per
II; pockets. 2 cents each; laths, ~ per
thousand; shingles " per thousand.
PORTLAND.
PonrrAxD. Feb. --WheAt-Dais,b but
rather steady locally. Sellers aFe few
and The market is fairly upheld By the
milling interests. Rsesipss Of valley
noted today are for San Francisco ship
mant.
Oass--Oas 10 10 local dealer. Stocks
low. offeEinRs light and market hFm.
No sAipmsntA
Potatoes--Few eelna oct, e. che re-
oeipt lassly has been light.
Onions--Firn, With bat few offered.
EeRs-In good tone at Is centsI
San FRANcSsco.
sAx FRAScrs0o. Feb. Is ~ Wheat--T
market 10 very quiet. There h not mach
shipping demand and buyers bid lower;
offerings small. No. shipping, nom
inal a. el.s25<e1l.tT,x.
BarIey-R stner ffuaeF; No. l feed
spot about 81; bayer year, $l.021,
Oats-Dall and weak; fec buyers at
quotations; Oregon, 81 t0a1&S.
Poeatoes-kiEU and IN demand at lssa
quosaaiana.
Malsiafs bran. si4aIt 50;
middlin@a. Rl99N.
BAes-very arm as e4@6Ns.
Batter and EGGs-Saeady.
CHICAGO.
CArcAao, Feb. l6.-Wheaf, weak; cash,
fss6; March. nv: May, 81 SIS; June.
soS Cora. weak; cash, 3sSs; March,
50. May, % S-l6. Oats, weak; cash,
3SS; MAY, So Pork, nFEn; cash, Lac
7-l2. Lard, 1tm; cash, 695h.
wall street. aaesafaeEs.
New Tozx, Feb. i6.--u. .. b. l0css;
&s. coapon, 1isSG; AVS. eoupon. I1U I;
Paeiac s., laSA; American Express,
los, Canadian Paoific. eI{: Canada
SoalheEn. S7A; Central Pacific. 81;
Rio tiFande. ~; Era. SsA; Kansas
q TexAs, 500 Nosthern Paciee,
SsSs. pgeferred, $50; Northwestern,
llsAi Sew YaTk ceatrAl, 1lSN; Oregon
Railway and NAvigAsieD. i0lAi Oregon
a TranscoufiaentAl. S9z Oreeon I'm
prcvement 90; Paciae Mail, 56s<
Texas PAaiHc, al sCnian Paathc sat-;
United States Expfsss 81, wells Fargo,
IL; Western unioH. 735.
MnSKx MkRKxI.
Aoaey on cali. 22l; prime meroanslls
pApsF. Ass Sterling exchange, dun.
steady. - SS1a fer 50 day eills. t4lse51
shippaaG lasellInenee
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